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Dreaming of working for six days and resting on the seventh day — Human labor and earthly work contrasted with God's rest, representing the cycle of human effort followed by divine rest and restoration.

Exodus 20:9Exodus 21:2Exodus 23:10-12Exodus 31:15Exodus 34:211 Kings 10:19

Seeing the number six appear repeatedly or prominently in your dream — Representation of humanity, human weakness, or the flesh—reminding you of human limitations apart from God's strength and divine nature.

Genesis 1:27Luke 23:44-45

Dreaming of six hours of darkness or unnatural shadow at midday — Something that is not of God or represents spiritual darkness, signifying a moment when God's light is withdrawn or obscured.

Luke 23:44-45

Dreaming of someone working on the Sabbath or healing on the sixth day — Works of human effort or law-based righteousness that oppose God's rest, illustrating the tension between human works and divine grace.

Luke 13:14Exodus 20:9

Seeing six measures or portions of grain being measured in a dream — Human provision and labor's reward, representing the fruits of earthly work and sustenance provided through human effort.

Ruth 3:15-18

Dreaming of a golden image with dimensions of sixty cubits high and six cubits wide, or seeing an idol with measurements involving six — Human pride and self-exaltation apart from God, representing man-made religion or false worship that demands allegiance in opposition to God's authority

Daniel 3:1

Dreaming of being invited to a wedding or feast but refusing to come, or seeing others reject an invitation — Man's unwillingness to accept God and the will of God in his life, symbolizing rejection of divine invitation and spiritual resistance

Matthew 22:3

Dreaming of entering a house or temple in worship with reverence and fear of God — Man's willingness to accept God and the will of God in his life, representing humble submission and proper spiritual posture before the divine

Psalm 5:7

Dreaming of the sixth day of creation or seeing humans being formed from the earth — The creation and nature of humanity in God's image, symbolizing both man's divine origin and inherent limitations as created beings distinct from the Creator

Genesis 1:26-27